Decided to clean up..
09-13-2006, 07:12 AM
#48
Originally Posted by Apparition
yeah so I finally painted the spark plug cover and the caps to the coolant reservoir and the others. painted the radiator clips and just cleaned up a lot. I also cleaned the interior a bit and added some things. anyways I did all of this in lieu of seeing JSutters thread on the MEVI which I've been debating on whether or not to order. so next week I'll be ordering that and then KSports to follow. I'll post up once I add those things as well. I also threw the down-pipe to the PRCAI back on, as I was running PR short-ram due to heavy rain. The last two pics are to show what Digital's Cefiro Clone Mod looks like at night.
As you can tell I have a shaky hand probably due to my dad geting exposed to vast amounts of agent orange in vietnam lol.
As you can tell I have a shaky hand probably due to my dad geting exposed to vast amounts of agent orange in vietnam lol.
No disrepect, but that cockpit looks nasty. It does not look clean at all, and the greasy look is ghetto. I would think my clothes would get that stuff on them. As a suggestion, this is what I would do to make your interior look new, or close to it. First get off al that armor all or whatever crap is on there, with some simple green. Once it is matte again, go over it with a magic erasor to get all the ground in dirt out. After put some moisture back into it with some 303. it works well, and does not leave that shiny greasy look. BTW, armorall has no business on the flat black shifter bezel and dashboard. There is nothing to absorb the product, so it will always remain greasy. Do it right man!
09-13-2006, 03:09 PM
#49
Originally Posted by FormorAccordMan
Apparition,
No disrepect, but that cockpit looks nasty. It does not look clean at all, and the greasy look is ghetto. I would think my clothes would get that stuff on them. As a suggestion, this is what I would do to make your interior look new, or close to it. First get off al that armor all or whatever crap is on there, with some simple green. Once it is matte again, go over it with a magic erasor to get all the ground in dirt out. After put some moisture back into it with some 303. it works well, and does not leave that shiny greasy look. BTW, armorall has no business on the flat black shifter bezel and dashboard. There is nothing to absorb the product, so it will always remain greasy.
Do it right man!
No disrepect, but that cockpit looks nasty. It does not look clean at all, and the greasy look is ghetto. I would think my clothes would get that stuff on them. As a suggestion, this is what I would do to make your interior look new, or close to it. First get off al that armor all or whatever crap is on there, with some simple green. Once it is matte again, go over it with a magic erasor to get all the ground in dirt out. After put some moisture back into it with some 303. it works well, and does not leave that shiny greasy look. BTW, armorall has no business on the flat black shifter bezel and dashboard. There is nothing to absorb the product, so it will always remain greasy. Do it right man!
09-13-2006, 03:58 PM
#51
Originally Posted by skweaky
yeah interior looks much better than mine. i wanted black but couldnt find 5sp so i got stuck the the tan leather
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